[Video] Loading lua files before autorun/client

[Blue Kirby]

I found a way to load my clientside lua files before autorun/client. There are countless uses for this. Effectively defeating anti-cheats and maybe even stealing luas the server sends to me eventually. I'll upload more on my progress of hacking Garry's Mod 13. Never releasing my hack FYI.

[Gray]

So you successfully managed to load lua before autorun?
So you can have an up2date bypass forever and ever? That's nifty.

[Blue Kirby]

So you successfully managed to load lua before autorun?
So you can have an up2date bypass forever and ever? That's nifty.

Yes, and I also found a way to save all the lua files the server has me load. I'll post a video later if I feel like it.

[Gray]

Yes, and I also found a way to save all the lua files the server has me load. I'll post a video later if I feel like it.

Well, at some point I do hope you'll reconsider sharing this with a trusted few atleast. (I knew this was possible, didn't quite know how though)
Good work though.-

[makee]

I found a way to load my clientside lua files before autorun/client. There are countless uses for this. Effectively defeating anti-cheats and maybe even stealing luas the server sends to me eventually. I'll upload more on my progress of hacking Garry's Mod 13. Never releasing my hack FYI.

hmm i think you could make an pure lua nospread whit this strategy... Not sure tough

[Gray]

Come to think of it, I think I've seen something like this in another hack.
Does this use any form of module at all?

[superaero_]

I must say this is quite interesting, does it use a module in anyway??

[CryoShocked]

I third that question. Does this make use of a module?

[Dashieize]

But server side files like init.lua are never sent to the client. How are you meant to grab those? If you are just talking about grabbing shared and cl_init.lua, that's easy.

[superaero_]

But server side files like init.lua are never sent to the client. How are you meant to grab those? If you are just talking about grabbing shared and cl_init.lua, that's easy.

Care to share?

[Dashieize]

OP did this by placing his files in "/lua/includes/enum" instead of "/lua/autorun"

enum loads before autorun.

edit: Here's a console snippet of what happens

loaded enum
Lua initialized (Lua 5.1)
loaded extensions
loaded autorun
loaded autorun/server

[Gray]

OP did this by placing his files in "/lua/includes/enum" instead of "/lua/autorun"

enum loads before autorun.

edit: Here's a console snippet of what happens

loaded enum
Lua initialized (Lua 5.1)
loaded extensions
loaded autorun
loaded autorun/server

So if one were to make lua that alters any convar to a certain number then it'd be on all the time?
So in that matter - "unbreakable" bypasses?

[Blue Kirby]

OP did this by placing his files in "/lua/includes/enum" instead of "/lua/autorun"

enum loads before autorun.

edit: Here's a console snippet of what happens

loaded enum
Lua initialized (Lua 5.1)
loaded extensions
loaded autorun
loaded autorun/server

Not even close, kiddo. You're fucking stupid. You can clearly see all I have in my autorun folder is client.

[LennyPenny]

Not even close, kiddo. You're fucking stupid. You can clearly see all I have in my autorun folder is client.

Calm down my friend.
He didn't say anything about your /lua/autorun/ folder, just about lua/includes/, which we did not get to see in your video.
But yeah I think you have a much more fancy way of doing things.

PS: looks like the enum thing was also used ages ago by this, but I can't get anything done with placing things in /includes/enum/.https://code.google.com/p/anthraxscr.../includes/enum

[superaero_]

And for saving lua sent/loaded from the server?